Oct 06 2009

episode 89: “Longest line…..ever”

Published by Meghan at 9:18 pm under Babble,cooking,drumcarder,flicker,gardening,knitting,Podcast Episode,processing fleece,Spinning

episode 89: “Longest line…..ever”

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Townhomesteading:
-apples apples apples
-my first bread success
freshbread

-rearranging garden in my mind
-reading and researching. Going to tour coworkers garden
-stovetop popcorn: 3 tbs oil, 1/2c kernals
-kettle corn recipe (i would suggest using sunflower or olive oil instead of vegetable)

Babble:
-apple orchard line madness
longassline
-waking up to a morning serenade
-”eve is outside”
-relating days experiences
-pumpkin patch schedule
-furlough

Fibery goodness:
-washing fleece using screens
-finishing the shawl knitting in training
-trying to finish yarn for coralune before trip
-rhinebeck wishlist

Favorite thing:
Fresh bread

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3 Responses to “episode 89: “Longest line…..ever””

  1. # Taraon 07 Oct 2009 at 6:12 am

    I need to pick up a copy of that bread book. I’ve been wanting to make my own bread for months now, but never tried because I thought it was too much work. This sounds like exactly what I’m looking for! Can you post your pizza dough recipe? Last time I made my own it didn’t work so well and I’d love to give it another try.

  2. # Jaion 08 Oct 2009 at 11:40 am

    Meghan: I was wondering if you had posted on here the recipe for the granola bars that you sometimes talk about on your podcast. I found Nikki’s Healthy Cookies recipe too, but was looking for the other one.

    I also wanted to say that I just love your podcast, you are such an inspiration in both parenting & living green. My daughter and I decided that we’re going to try your idea of having a big stack of washclothes in the kitchen to use instead of buying paper towels & clorox wipes.

    Thanks!
    jai

  3. # KnittyKrison 10 Oct 2009 at 4:47 am

    OK Meghan, YOU are an enabler as well! Off I go to get the bread book for my very own, and to the apple orchard (sans the long lines, please) :)